The following is alist ofbugs inAnimal Crossing: Wild World.

The total number of bugs inWild World is 56, 8 more than the number of bugs inDoubutsu no Mori e+. Bugs that have been removed sinceDoubutsu no Mori e+ include thebagworm,common dragonfly,coconut crab,crab,diving beetle,drone beetle,hermit crab,ladybug (not to be confused with the spotted ladybug, which does return and is renamed toladybug),mountain beetle,pine cricket, andpurple butterfly. Bugs new inWild World include theagrias butterfly,atlas beetle,elephant beetle,emperor,fly,fruit beetle,goliath beetle,honeybee,lantern fly,monarch,moth,oak silk moth,peacock,rainbow stag,scarab beetle,scorpion,tarantula, andwalkingstick.

Bugs inAnimal Crossing: Wild World

#	Name	Icon	Sell price	Size	Location	Rarity	Time	Months	Peak times
1	Common butterfly		90Bells	50 mm	Flying near flowers	Common (E)	4 AM – 7 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	Jul – Aug
2	Yellow butterfly		90Bells	50 mm	Flying near flowers	Unknown	4 AM – 7 PM(Mar – Jun) 8 AM – 5 PM(Jul – Aug) 8 AM – 4 PM(Sep)	JFMAMJJASOND
3	Tiger butterfly		160Bells	90 mm	Flying near red and pink flowers	Unknown	4 AM – 7 PM(Mar – Jun) 8 AM – 5 PM(Jul – Aug) 8 AM – 4 PM(Sep)	JFMAMJJASOND	8 AM – 5 PM (Mar – Jun)
4	Peacock		220Bells	105 mm	Flying near blue, purple, and black flowers	Very uncommon (C)	8 AM – 4 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
5	Monarch		140Bells	85 mm	Flying near flowers	Uncommon (D)	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
6	Emperor		2,500Bells	115 mm	Flying near flowers	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
7	Agrias butterfly		3,000Bells	42 mm	Flying near flowers	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
8	Birdwing		3,000Bells	260 mm	Flying near flowers	Very rare (A)	8 AM – 4 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
9	Moth		60Bells	60 mm	Near outdoor lights	Unknown	7 PM – 4 AM	JFMAMJJASOND	11 PM – 4 AM (Jun – Aug)
10	Oak silk moth		1,200Bells	280 mm	On trees	Unknown	7 PM – 4 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
11	Honeybee		100Bells	13 mm	Flying near flowers	Common (E)	9 AM – 4 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	Mar – Jul
12	Bee		4,500Bells	38 mm	Shaking trees	Unknown	All day	JFMAMJJASOND
13	Long locust		200Bells	73 mm	On the ground	Unknown	8 AM – 7 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	Sep – Nov
14	Migratory locust		600Bells	58 mm	On the ground	Unknown	8 AM – 7 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	8 AM – 4 PM
15	Mantis		430Bells	82 mm	On flowers	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	8 AM – 4 PM (Sep – Nov)
16	Orchid mantis		2,400Bells	35 mm	On white flowers	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	8 AM – 4 PM (Sep – Nov)
17	Brown cicada		200Bells	58 mm	On trees	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	8 AM – 4 PM
18	Robust cicada		300Bells	60 mm	On trees	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	8 AM – 4 PM
19	Walker cicada		400Bells	44 mm	On trees (hardwood and cedar)	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
20	Evening cicada		550Bells	45 mm	On trees (hardwood and cedar)	Common (E)	4 AM – 8 AM; 4 PM – 7 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	Aug
21	Lantern fly		1,800Bells	70 mm	On trees	Unknown	4 PM – 7 PM; 11 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
22	Red dragonfly		80Bells	38 mm	Flying	Unknown	8 AM – 7 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	4 PM – 5 PM
23	Darner dragonfly		200Bells	76 mm	Flying	Common (E)	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
24	Banded dragonfly		4,500Bells	90 mm	Flying	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
25	Ant		80Bells	5 mm	On spoiled turnips/candy	Common (E)	All day	JFMAMJJASOND
26	Pondskater		130Bells	14 mm	On rivers and ponds	Uncommon (D)	8 AM – 7 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
27	Snail		250Bells	45 mm	On flowers (raining)	Unknown	All day	JFMAMJJASOND	4 PM – 8 AM (May) <br> 4 AM – 7 PM (Jun) <br> 7 PM – 11 PM (Jul – Aug)
28	Cricket		130Bells	28 mm	On the ground	Common (E)	5 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
29	Bell cricket		430Bells	18 mm	On the ground	Unknown	5 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
30	Grasshopper		160Bells	43 mm	On the ground	Unknown	4 PM – 5 PM (Jul) <br> 8 AM – 5 PM (Aug – Sep)	JFMAMJJASOND	Sep
31	Mole cricket		280Bells	35 mm	Underground	Unknown	All day	JFMAMJJASOND
32	Walkingstick		600Bells	85 mm	On trees (any kind)	Very uncommon (C)	4 AM – 8 AM; 5 PM – 7 PM(Jul – Aug) 4 AM – 7 PM(Sep – Nov)	JFMAMJJASOND
33	Ladybug		200Bells	8 mm	On flowers	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND	Mar – May
34	Fruit beetle		100Bells	23 mm	On trees	Unknown	All day(Jul – Aug) 7 PM – 8 AM(Sep)	JFMAMJJASOND	7 PM – 4 AM (Jul – Aug)
35	Scarab beetle		6,000Bells	25 mm	On trees	Unknown	11 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
36	Dung beetle		800Bells	35 mm	Pushing snowballs	Unknown	5 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
37	Goliath beetle		6,000Bells	90 mm	On palm trees	Unknown	7 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
38	Firefly		300Bells	15 mm	Flying near freshwater	Unknown	7 PM – 4 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
39	Jewel beetle		2,400Bells	35 mm	On trees	Unknown	8 AM – 5 PM	JFMAMJJASOND
40	Longhorn beetle		260Bells	30 mm	On trees	Unknown	8 AM – 7 PM(Jun) 8 AM – 5 PM(Jul – Aug)	JFMAMJJASOND
41	Saw stag beetle		2,000Bells	65 mm	On trees	Unknown	All day	JFMAMJJASOND	11 PM – 8 AM
42	Stag beetle		2,000Bells	66 mm	On trees	Unknown	7 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND	11 PM – 8 AM (Jul – Aug)
43	Giant beetle		10,000Bells	68 mm	On trees (any kind)	Rare (B)	11 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
44	Rainbow stag		10,000Bells	68 mm	On trees	Unknown	7 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
45	Dynastid beetle		1,350Bells	80 mm	On trees	Unknown	7 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND	11 PM – 8 AM
46	Atlas beetle		8,000Bells	120 mm	On palm trees	Unknown	7 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
47	Elephant beetle		8,000Bells	115 mm	On palm trees	Rare (B)	7 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
48	Hercules beetle		12,000Bells	160 mm	On palm trees	Unknown	11 PM – 8 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
49	Flea		70Bells	2 mm	On villagers	Unknown	All day	JFMAMJJASOND
50	Pill bug		250Bells	10 mm	From hitting rocks	Unknown	All day	JFMAMJJASOND	Nov – Mar
51	Mosquito		130Bells	6 mm	Flying	Unknown	5 PM – 4 AM	JFMAMJJASOND	5 PM – 7 PM
52	Fly		60Bells	9 mm	Flying near rafflesia, trash, or spoiled turnips	Common (E)	All day	JFMAMJJASOND
53	Cockroach		5Bells	28 mm	On trees	Unknown	All day	JFMAMJJASOND
54	Spider		300Bells	28 mm	Shaking trees	Common (E)	7 PM – 4 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
55	Tarantula		8,000Bells	65 mm	On the ground	Rare (B)	7 PM – 4 AM	JFMAMJJASOND
56	Scorpion		8,000Bells	160 mm	On the ground	Unknown	7 PM – 4 AM	JFMAMJJASOND

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